Etymology - Genus: Latin form of Arabic word for a thorny bush
Etymology - Species: Shaped like an ear (referring to the shape of petiole)
Ecosystem: Deciduous
Origin: Native
Location: Smrutivan hill, Vetal Hill
Description: Deciduous shrub.Petiolate unipinnate leaf. Has characteristic auriculate or ear/kidney shaped stipule. Stacked gland on rachis at almost all leaflet pairs, none on petiole.Paripinnate leaflets in about 10-12 pairs of pinna.Yellow flowers are arranged in raceme.Filament is straight, less than 1 cm. Stamens varied in length. Style is light green, straight or curved.Flat, narrow pods.
Leaf Description: Petiolate unipinnate leaf. Has characteristic auriculate or ear/kidney shaped stipule. Stacked gland on rachis at almost all leaflet pairs, none on petiole.
Leaflet - Characters
Lamina: Oblong
Lamina Bases: Oblique
Lamina Margins: Entire
Lamina Apices: Mucronate
Lamina Texture: Glabrous
Venation: Reticulate-Unicostate
Leaflet Description: Paripinnate leaflets in about 10-12 pairs of pinna.